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To: Tom who wrote (1568)	5/5/1998 4:58:00 AM
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Tom: In the past, I've noticed the stocks I own will place additional shares to raise cash. The exception being CITIC Pacific. They have a fairly high (by HK standards) Debt/equity ratio. While more shares does cause dilution, I always remind myself of one of Peter Lynch's axioms from his first book: "It is virtually impossible for a company with no debt to go broke." Doug

To: Tom who wrote (1568)	5/8/1998 1:49:00 PM
From: fred douglas liebling	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 2951

Hi Tom, it's been awhile! I must have a screw loose to do it after my... unfortunate experience with Bangkok Bank, which I'm holding on to, but I just bought big into HSBC with my winnings from SAP. SAP has made up and then some for every lousy trade I've made for the last year and a half! HSBC has so much potential imho in this era of consolidation but then again, I also thought the same for BBL. Any thoughts? fred